Wow, I couldn't even tell he was wearing glasses until I watched the original video.
Tyco's Best Blurring Camera is Here
Tyco has just unveiled, what it boasts, as delivering "the best quality color image" in night mode.
That is, if you like slow moving people to be blurred out.
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So much for their Blur detection as well... ;)
Perfect, the camera claims to have blur detection, may be it can detect its own self-induced blur ;)
Blurry or not it actually produces an image so that counts as a win for TYCO.
Would be curious to see how it compares to other low light color cams (Intensifier, Lightfinder, Darkfighter, etc.) ... sure it sucks, but does it suck less than they do?
Intensifier sucks. See: Testing Speco HD IP Intensifier
The newer Lightfinder and Darkfighter cameras, especially with 1/2" imagers are quite impressive and are getting close to rivaling thermal. See: Testing Axis' 1/2" Q1635 Camera and Hikvision Darkfighter 1/2" Imager Camera Tested
As for this camera, testing Tyco is not a high priority. The only draw is that it is now Exacq's preferred camera because of Tyco's ownership. We have tested the existing Tyco Illustras, see: Tyco / Exacq Illustra Cameras Tested